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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, acting in his role as legal counsel for the state pension system, has filed a petition in New York seeking access to corporate records from The New York Times Company. The filing was made on behalf of the Florida State Board of Administration (SBA), which oversees the Florida Retirement System

A Florida man is facing a federal charge after authorities say he posted Instagram videos displaying firearms and tactical equipment while making threats directed at Jewish people. Duncan Fraser MacDonald, identified in court documents as a Clay County resident, was charged with interstate transmission of a threat to injure another person in the U.S. District

Four students at Florida International University are asking a federal judge to temporarily suspend the university’s disciplinary actions against them while they continue a legal challenge involving messages shared in a private WhatsApp group chat. Abel Carvajal, Dariel Gonzalez, Ethan Ratchkauskas and Dante Mojena filed a renewed request for a preliminary injunction against FIU President

Orlando, FL — The Rosen JCC will expand its programming for older adults after receiving a new grant from the S’firot Foundation, providing additional opportunities for seniors to engage in educational, cultural, wellness, and social activities. The funding will help strengthen programs designed to enhance the quality of life for senior participants while encouraging community

Jerusalem — Twenty‑five individuals and families who recently made aliyah through Nefesh B’Nefesh are beginning new lives in Israel, bringing with them diverse professional backgrounds, personal stories, and a shared commitment to building their future in the Jewish state. The initiative highlights the journeys of new immigrants who left communities across North America to settle

  Tallahassee, FL — A Florida state investment fund has filed a lawsuit against The New York Times, alleging that the newspaper’s coverage of Israel reflects a pattern of bias and seeking access to internal records related to its reporting. According to the complaint, the fund argues that concerns over the newspaper’s coverage of Israel

Jewish Community to Celebrate the Joyous Holiday of Sukkot   As the seasons change from summer to fall and families begin spending more time indoors, the Jewish community of South Florida will do just the opposite for one of Judaism’s most joyous holidays: we’re heading outside! Sukkot, also known as the Festival of Booths, begins

  Kansas — Federal authorities have arrested a Kansas man accused of making threats against conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, including an alleged plan to kill him on Yom Kippur, one of the holiest days in the Jewish calendar. According to investigators, the suspect used online communications to issue violent threats targeting Shapiro, prompting an extensive

  Florida — A report published by the Investigative Project on Terrorism has raised concerns about the background of Imtiaz Mohammad, the Republican nominee for Florida House District 103, citing his past involvement with progressive political activism and organizations that critics say have links to Islamist movements. According to the report, Mohammad was previously active

Miami, FL — The Miami‑Dade County Commission has voted to increase the county’s investment cap in Israel Bonds, reaffirming South Florida’s strong economic and cultural ties with Israel. The new resolution raises the maximum investment from $50 million to $75 million, allowing the county to allocate a greater portion of its financial portfolio to these